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ANC pamphlet on the party's historical record in terms of guaranteeing human rights and fighting for internationally accepted Bill of Rights. Reprint of the then ANC President Rev. Z. R. Mahabane's address to the ANC's 1921 National Congress (extracts), "The African Bill of Rights" (1924), "The 1943 Bill of Rights (The African Claims)" and "The Freedom Charter" (1955). (DÜI-Eng)

ANC booklet containg the names and addresses/telephone numbers of important ANC contacts for the election period. The booklet was distributed among journalists. (DÜI-Eng)

Under its main election campaign heading "A Better Life for All" the African National Congress summarises its various policy statements concerning the post-apartheid order. The focus is on democratic principles, the improvement of living conditions ("jobs and better incomes") and conflict resolution. (DÜI-Eng)

Discussion paper of the ANC Constitutional Committee on constitutional principles and the structure of a future constitution, based on earlier papers ("What is a constitution?", and "A draft Bill of Rights") and the subsequent discussion process within the ANC-alliance. (DÜI-Eng)

Bill of Rights drafted by the ANC Constitutional Committee. The text represents the party's position in an ongoing discussion with controversial issues in the notes. (DÜI-Eng)

ANC positions regarding the financial and executive powers of the new provinces, and the delimitation of regional boundaries (incl. the number of provinces). (DÜI-Eng)

The African National Congress' policy guidelines which have been adopted at a Policy Conference in Johannesburg on May 28-31, 1992, set out the party's basic guidelines to policies in a future democratic South Africa. However, the guidelines do not represent the party's programme for governance. Instead, it served as a document of orientation for both the membership and - in a situation of on-going political negotiations - the political opponent. (DÜI-Eng)

1. 1984 development plan, present status, 1990 land use plan, 1990 development control plan. -August 1990. - VI,62 S. : 1 Kt., 6 graph. Darst., 3 Tab

This document has been prepared for debate within the ranks of the African National Congress. It does not represent an agreed policy, but rather sseks to contribute to a democratic process of formulating the movement's economic policy